The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-10
A GREAT DAY AT MONMOUTH.
MH. H1GGTws CALIFORNIA FILLY
FIRENzI WINS THE OAKS.

In. Not Money Enough 20 Buy Hanover
Seven Rnttiiun Knces-A steepiechase
Rider Warmed by the Judges.
Monmouth Park has caught, tho holiday
crowd. Thousands loft tho city for tho courso
Yesterday. while hundreds Of soiournors Mt tho
sea side resorts joined tho throng until crcry
available place from which tho races could DO
seen wns packed like national convention.
Nearly all the patrons OF the turf whose nanos
aro now 80 familiar to tho public wcro pros
ent, and mingling with thom on tho quarter
stretch wero Mr.. G. o. Farrer Of tho South
Carolina Stable that started Edlsto In the race
for the Oaks: p. Lorillard, Jr.. and Walter liol-
Inns, his trainer; J. b. Pryor, II. W. Walden,
william Lakeland. Jcre Dunn owner OF Chickn-
houiny, that ran two races on Thursday. win
ming the last, and TINT Zero expected would
win again to-day. hut hc did not: Smiling Kelly
who Translates betting for Mr.. Michael Dryer
now said to DO tho heaviest hotter In tho rings
supcrin. endont Frank Clarke Of Sheepshead
Bay. who brought tho nows to tho Hon. August
Belmont that his two year-old colt FREELY by
the III Used-Fenfollot, entered In coming
stakes, had died on Friday night ut tho Concy
Island Jockey Clubs track: Greene j. Morris
OF kentucky, W. c. DAILY of Connecticut, who
began racing with ono old plug, and
Ia now the king OF stceplechase sports
men and owner Of big farm whore
he recuperates tho cripplos; W. II. Dabcock.
who thought that All Estil would certainly
win tho Suburban, and who nourishos tho
uine Rhode Island clam tnkcs: Wynlhaui and
Potter Walden. aud many others whose INST
horses skip In and down tho cracks at uhoN-
/ Iumii but at the same time refreshing, sea
breeze cooled the hot hcaGs md faces OF all In
ting iuqrters there, wa stchninS; s,i-gins
mass OF lsumanity;, 4 lay reporter, willie notin,;
an, s F "nSd romnd r fs Ill nmba
inagors could ,qHe down tho nsures.
H%rso r h hr pwyer ai IN n e n % bs
!rrort printed in an evening nowspnpcF that
case of Hanover. with mo Intention. OF send.
In: him 10 EurGue with Tho Bard and entering
a In h as1 a had A fssn waS Soo r
has n rot ,, got "sy rnnSsh + ny aan
ratcd u millionaire many times over; SO THO
DMycrs place prst'y 'ifli :i"e ON t , m cor.
mills and u quarter. 1t was looked upon by
9t w hE1 70 Is RITE TN b l@ y o s s yg .s
truck was dali nna 4oavy. aad ny o. Tins tho
oY H G h hao. i" d a s s E' Ts "'H nd
rendered the track u r'il.o more slow Tho
T T Mi na nvq na 1syS se lea '{s ns sfFs
s@ sG%E yh t best hs ss of .hGg Day 3ia ID
s,,1 -Four HsssS ct +
e erS wSo ga" Mr. sS1 SGM y u fmpsc
hnt n strong backing at TO nsainst her.
st sEns and r1 fsso SS72s her r ae
Winning vim s'' the race, hanaiIy. with NO
onI us told below an.. Lady Primrose third.
Dew Drop won the race for the i,wyers last
-Tifenzi won il|c races last ycnr. losing three.
This season she started four times previous to
jerome Park. the Gnzelle Stakes ut GravesSnl,
and tho Mermaid Stakes l., .t shcepshSad Hny,
4 curious incident illustrating tho uncer-
tanies Of rac,af AMI the rG;tin 81 n9s95 p
& Wt Soe colt La Lsss%rI Vas The iavoriie
while rupert. the crack Of the Prcakncss sta;
bic. was strongly back by professionals and
cha is sTiih The euKs Keystone stable's horse Him
aleya. recently purchased from the preak7;
a, great deal Of, money. was fourth
chqG in the Gh" G w in aS sad hs
Sa s" hms s op s ' Up s u
and led to the finish. winning BY, two lengths.
ThS fHSo tha fn% S IN Ths w W
good races that Himalaya has won 1or tho now
spondi hG race q the sce"nd event. Of ii" day
Mn q. b. Mor,iss My Specially, by sensa.i!on
tho S'e second can IT.. ,,n.im@nt,,s lilly
nsu dnusher b 3, o.in
i2to against her. But siie cvnio very near
snatching mo victory from the fnvori,n, in ono
Which Godfrey ienioI Specially winner while
Luke had Confusion, ct her i,ead, and Nc
Laughlin rushed bnilston in third AT conia-
There was lively betting and grsat inteyes ,
In the fourth race hapdcnn sweel,s' i'!,
yoriic, and Linden. With ,DonohQe in tue sad
die, second choice. Bender got the pace. on tho
raasrioting the others to tho Ia st fIrongwhsre
nal s. gESH the PIE aeT s 9"
came in third, while Mclaughlin had Favor
The corinthian Stakes, at we.er weights; at
three-guarters OF a milo, gcntlemen riders n1i
s ST d Dosn Ts ss9ha ea TssG r AK
and weights Mr. Harwooa, tho only fTHH.;
1ean rdor had tho o. 'gh;t on fsii
IL iaITias sia5lss sSls iow;aaa, Tth ritS
Ragmona set tho ss,ef from tc sta until
veil in tho straight wen Iispsrcii ealisd on
the race by three lenGths In i:l7h. with 1S2
pounds up.
Tho loudest sort of a tip circulated through
The stand and the betting Quarters that Little
Minnie could not possibly lose tho Ceiling race:
but the &c ',zy nature Of tho tip was exposed
near the Judges stand when Mnonshine burst
into Wow in tie last furong, winning tho racc
by two lengths. while Little Minnie camo III
very poor third.
The innocents were also badly loft in the
steeplochasa. II was whispered throughout
the grounds TINT Buckra would not lose unless
the earth orep9d and swallowed hing or 10
jumped so high with his top load as mover to
come down. again. Tho chase was n worry
pretty exhibition to, tho up}initisEssE But
Buckra was notdn tho hunt Mt oil. Major flckett
won the race by,a dozen lengths. B9eaEe com,
the fayorite. was called before the judges and
questioned by. Messrs. W.thers and tialn-
to hurry BucEra In the n,st Iart OF the
make tho horse come In tho straight and win
the race, but when called on he, could not re-;
snona. Lynch was adInorshed to he careful
bow lie rode in future. And thus ended tho
fonr;h dag Of the summer moetinR.
The races were run in this order:
HIMALLYA WINS. TIE MILE DASH.
Handicap sweepstakes for all ereS at SIS each with
300 added Uf which q mile.